Kent State’s Undergraduate Student Government welcomed students to read their own poetry at the Rhyme and Reason Poetry Slam ...

We present an extract from The Irish Writers Handbook 2025, the essential guide to writing and getting published, with ...

Our critic A.O. Scott walks you through a poem that speaks to his mood right now. It’s called “Party Politics,” but it’s not ...

There was once a time when open mics meant standup comedy. But with the interest in poetry has come a growing popularity of ...

Malik Muhammad Danish is a young (serving) Pakistani diplomat with a passion for languages and literature —- ‘a polyglot, at ...

The history of literature is as old as the history of society and mankind. With many sharp and impactful genres in its quiver ...

Meagan Mahoney has always been a writer. After she published her debut, Meranda and the Legend of the Lake in 2023, she was reacquainted with where it all began. “My mom brought over some writing from ...

Andrew Taylor-Troutman pays tribute to the late poet Jack Wonner by sharing on of their pieces called "Random Thoughts While ...

In comments that I’ve heard and read since writing this column, people (mostly men) have indicated that they like the content ...

Gus, drives a bus, one of us” is the memory trick Pru learns to remember his name through, and eventually he becomes so much more than that phrase. Gordon Clapp’s performance is genuine and tender, ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, academic and musician Paul Muldoon on growing up in a nationalist family in Co Armagh, life in ...

By Alison Habens In the beginning, there was just one, unnamed, muse. The blind bard Homer (a poet born around 850BC) invoked ...